Personal Notes on Recommended Literature
On history of western philosophy, lukeprog recommends Melchert's The Great Conversation over Russell's A History of Western Philosophy, Copelston's History of Philosophy, and Kenney's A New History of Western Philosophy.
Designing the Mind: The Principles of Psychitecture Ryan A Bush
On meta-ethics, lukeprog recommends Miller's An Introduction to Contemporary Metaethics over Jacobs' The Dimensions of Moral Theory and Smith's Ethics and the A Priori.
On improvisation, Arepo recommends Salinsky & Frances-White's The Improv Handbook over Johnstone's Impro, Johnston's The Improvisation Game, and others.
On neuroscience, kjmiller recommends Bear et al's Neuroscience: Exploring the Brain over Purves et al's Neuroscience and Kandel et al's Principles of Neural Science.
On World War II, Peacewise recommends Weinberg's A World at Arms over Churchill's The Second World War and Day's The Politics of War.
On criminal justice, strange recommends Fuller's Criminal Justice: Mainstream and Crosscurrents over Neubauer & Fradella's America's Courts and the Criminal Justice System and Albanese' Criminal Justice.
On music theory, komponisto recommends Westergaard's An Introduction to Tonal Theory over Piston's Harmony, Aldwell and Schachter's Harmony and Voice Leading, and Kotska and Payne's Tonal Harmony.
On economics, michaba03m recommends Mankiw's Macroeconomics over Varian's Intermediate Microeconomics and Katz & Rosen's Macroeconomics.
On economics, realitygrill recommends McAfee's Introduction to Economic Analysis over Mankiw's Principles of Microeconomics and Case & Fair's Principles of Macroeconomics.
City Council Member (meet The Leaders) by Morgan Brody
My Footprint In The Sand Of Life: Rian Mo Chos Ar Ghaineamh An Tsaoil
(english And Irish Edition) by Tony Bromell was published in 2006.
Talk City by Fulton, William was published in 2017.
Savannah’s Black First Ladies, Vol. I: The Past, Present, And Future
“Compelling... Thought-provoking... Should be required reading for any
potential presidential candidate thinking about the economy of the
future.”
―The New York Times Book Review
World Without Work: Technology, Automation, and How We Should Respond Hardcover – January 14, 2020
Kenya
The best books on Clinical Psychology, recommended by Susan Llewelyn
1
The Theory and Practice of Group Psychotherapy
by Irvin D Yalom
2
Introduction to Cognitive Analytic Therapy: Principles and Practice
by Anthony Ryle & Ian B Kerr
3
Managing Your Mind: The Mental Fitness Guide
by Gillian Butler, Tony Hope & Nick Grey
4
What Works for Whom: A Critical Review of Psychotherapy Research
by Anthony Roth & Peter Fonagy
5
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